platform on notice, their jobs are safe for at least six months after he takes over. musk explaining, saying free speech is bedrock of functioning democracy and twitter is digital town square where matters vital to the future of humanity are debated. musk says he plans to make twitter better by getting rid of destructive bots and improving algorithms. >>the major thing, why is one side complaining and the other side isn't? that tells everything. give people a level playing field, that is all anybody wants, ability to debate points. the >> marianne: the company's stock price is up 6%, before trading freeze. former twitter ceo dorsey saying elon's goal of creating platform that is broadly inclusive is the right one. this is the goal and i why i chose him, thank you both for getting the company out of an impossible situation, this is the right path, i wbl all my heart and jeff bezos using twitter to launch a conspiracy theory saying china is benefiting from twitter's buy out. jeff bezos saying interesting question, did the chinese government just gain leverage over the town square and mixed reaction from hollywood including actor and rapper ice cube who was suspended on twitter. free at last, elon musk take off my shadow band, homey. once banned accounts are back on twitter including tucker carlson and mark levin. >> todd: good day when marianne says homey. focus on what is key, warped view of the truth is over. >> carley: elon musk says he is not sure how to tackle every free speech issue, but he said he would, if there is controversial tweet, he will err on the side of keeping it up. he talked about one big thing he wants to do is reveal the algorithm about who gets shadow band and why. critical point, marianne read ice cube's tweet. ice t says it would be dope if musk bought twitter is shut it off. both ice's support. >> todd: not isis, both ice's, plural. and governor ron desantis legislation to create dedicated police unit to tackle election crime. the law bans ranked choice voteing and cracks down on ballot harvesting and establishes election crime and security to review fraud allegations. >> carley: u.s. senate in pennsylvania gathering on the debate stage for the first time. dr. mehmet oz and dave mccormick taking a strong stand for women's sports, watch this. >> should not be playing within sports. penn said nothing to protect poor young women who got up at 6:00 in the morning to protect their rights. ncaa said nothing. >> biological males should not be able to compete with females. >> carley: dave mccormick went on to call out oz. oz said it was his job to raise issues people are talking about. >> todd: high school football coach who lost his job for praying after games. justice gorsuch questioning the school's policy against display of faith pie staff members. >> i want to make sure i understand the school policy. it appears teachers are forbidden from encouraging or discouraging private student prayer, is that right? 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>> press sect. psaki: well, of course we are mourning the loss of his life. the national guard worked for states, he is employee of texas national guard and his efforts and operation were directed by there, not the federal government. >> alexandria: the supreme court will hear arguments over remain in mexico policy, which president biden has been accused are not enforceing and been accused of trying to suspend since his first day in office. >> carley: let's bring in congresswoman diana harshbarger, a member of house committee on homeland security and house border security caucus. we saw you behind mccarthy in that shot, duvisit the border yesterday. what did you see and learn on your trip? >> well, we saw a border patrol demoralized and understaffed and what we saw was -- talked to ranchers and people who own property along the border and it is unbelievable how they pres pass and the things they do to staff and to the families themselves. they are crying for help and we listened to everything they had to say. we took notes and we're going to try to make a difference for men and women who protect our southern border. >> todd: mayorkis. current law requires tou maintain operational control of the southern border and detain illegal aliens, you continue to fail to do so. this raises significant questions about your commitment to securing our homeland and the oath you took when taking office. congresswoman, how much is he responsible and how much of the chaos is due to joe biden's policies, which frankly mayorkis is tasked with carrying out? >> well, he is the secretary of homeland securities, for goodness sakes, it is his job. he's the one in charge. todd, the buck stops at the white house. the white house makes decisions to give him direction and i blame joe biden for everything that is going on. you look at the migrants that are risking their lives to come across to the united states and you look at that young man who lost his life yesterday trying to rescue two illegals coming across and we don't know if there were drugs involved or not, but a 22 year old lost his life and will never go home again. they just say, that is a state issue. it's unbelievable how they are not accountable, they won't accept accountability for anything. >> carley: a federal judge? louisiana is blocking title 42 from being rescinded, that could give the biden administration an out. they could say, a court is deciding this, it is out of our hands. how do you think this will play out? >> we still have judges in good places. that is why it is so important, elections have consequences, when you put people in charge in high places to interpret law, this is a good thing and it may give the biden administration an out there is no way this border patrol, who is understaffed, can handle 18,000 illegals coming across the border everyday. they have already had 7 to 8,000 come across, it is unimaginable and it will be chaos. >> carley: there is bipartisan agreement on that. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. elon musk. one big name is holding off for now. >> todd: we'll tell you who that is, many guesss and pack in more when kara frederick joins us next. ♪ ♪ shhhhh.. to the twitter takeover, threat to democracy. >> todd: conservatives are remaining in celebration, not former president trump, brooke singman joins us live with more. hi, brooke. >> brooke: former president trump says he is not going back on twitter, but will use truth social instead, telling me he hoped elon musk would purchase the company, he expectss he will make improvements and says he's a good man. trump was suspended from twitter, facebook and instagram after the capitol riot in 2021, after the companies deemed his posts inflammatory. ron desantis says there is prospect the platform will be a place free speech can thrive. as republicans celebrate twitter new ownership, calling it a win for free speech, democrats renew calls for big tech crackdown by congress. senator elizabeth warren says the deal is dangerous for our democracy, while calling for a wealth tax and stronghold to hold billionaires like elon musk and big tech accountable. the white house is calling for accountability while refusing to comment on former president trump's return to twitter. >> press sect. psaki: the president has long been concerned about the power of large social media platforms, with the power they have over our everyday lives and long argues tech platforms musting held accountable for harm they cause. >> president biden is strong supporter of the communications decency acts, a rule that shields social media companies from being held liable from content on their platforms and biden encouraged bipartisan interest for reform. >> todd: thank you. bring in kara frederick, who is director of tech policy at heritage foundation. everybody is talking about this, you are in the know, you are a tech expert. can you begin to quantify what this means for free speech going forward? >> kara: no, if his rhetoric is to believe elon musk, this is unequivocal victory for those adhering to free speech. the biggest thing, the first amendment matters again. have you people saying, including barack obama, the first amendment doesn't apply to private companies, but as brooke singmaned, it is bedrock of functioning democracy. he even said this and i think he will adhere to it. if he uses this as standard for the company, people who don't necessarily agree with leftist ideology can engage in free exchange of ideas on twitter and that is phenomenal. >> todd: what happens to twitter censures? do they show themselves the door or does elon musk? >> kara: i would love employees who are melting down, i'm going to move to canada, right? if trump wins, i'm heading to canada, i hope they head for the door. i hope elon musk cleans house and i hope he starts with the ceo who has talked about free speech and first amendment, clearly his views clash with what elon musk is saying publicly and i hope he's first to see the door. >> todd: big tech censored president trump 640 times. everybody said it was false until they realized, it is not false, it was not false. will elon musk twitter buy force big tech to have a come to jesus moment or redouble efforts to try to help joe biden? >> kara: i think there are a couple things at play here. i think it is important for viewers to know big tech companies move in concert with one another, look at each other and look at decisions when it comes to content moderation and what other companies are saying and doing and follow suit. i'm hoping this will break that ideological monopoly, remember twitter led the way in sunsoring the hunter laptop story. we are not doing it, you will not have a situation like that and hopefully not have another parlor when apple, amazon and google work together to destroy another competitor. elon musk is an outlier and he will make his company an outlier when it comes to monopoly of big tech, that would be fantastic. >> todd: it is fantastic and fascinating, something we're watching. kara frederick, thank you for your insight as always, have a great one. and senior meteorologist janice dean has our fox weather forecast. >> janice: how's it going? feels cool in the northeast, doesn't it? it will be cool next couple days. current temperatures, 25 in fargo, 40 in chicago. 53 in new york. we'll get there, we have frost and freeze advisories in place for the areas until wednesday and we'll dip below freezing overnight and into the morning hours. we'll get temperatures up over the next couple days, especially for central u.s. northern plane, the places remain cool until friday and you can see the snow flurries across the great lakes up toward new england. we have a front charging the east coast and along that front and could see potential for thunderstorms from south texas up to the northeast, not talking about severe weather, could see isolated storms and flooding. fire weather danger for nebraska, kansas, toward colorado. we will see elevated to critical fire danger from the texas panhandle toward oklahoma and there is the forecast today, warm for the southeast, as well as florida and the southern planes. still very cold relatively speaking for the great lakes and the northeast and there is your travel forecast, we have potential for wet weather for the northwest and higher elevation snow for the rockies. not a bad forecast, we'll take sunshine and 62 in new york. >> carley: give it a plus. >> janice: not seeing severe weather, fingers crossed. nice to see you. >> todd: likewise. >> janice: happy tuesday. >> todd: jack brewer threatening suit against joy reid. we have the story next. >> carley: and "washington post" admit democrats are in for a brutal mid-term cycle. joe concha reacts to the mainstream media abandoning ship. at adp, we use data-driven insights to design hr solutions to provide flexible pay options and greater workforce visibility today, so you can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another, yeah, yeah ♪ let's go on the open road with a safe stay! now get double best western rewards points on every stay. and with rewards points that never expire, you get free nights fast! book now at bestwestern.com. psoriatic arthritis, made my joints stiff, swollen, painful. emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce... joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. >> todd: former n.f.l. player jack brewer demanding an apology from joy reid over her tweet suggesting this photo amounts to child abuse. it shows florida governor ron desantis surrounded by boys from brewer after-school mentorship. reid writing, this misuse of black voice is tantamount to child abuse. id would like to hear the story how they ended up at ron desantis event, this is extra sick. brewer says he has received legal council about a possible defamation suit. >> todd: are democrats doom? ed joe concha joins us now. we know the answer, we've been reporting on this issue for months, what brought the post and the times to the? >> it is simple when you get out of the newsroom and speak regardless of ideology or party. americans believe the economy is going in the wrong direction and it is getting worse. peep emgenerally feel less safe in their communities, particularly urban areas. the border is being overrun and deadly drugs are coming in and killing record numbers of americans, particularly the younger generation. messaging around covid and mask mandate inconsistent and enemies are emboldened overseas. when asked what solutions do you have, they like to play the victim. inflation is putin's fault and own border is trump's fault and covid is unvaccinated fault and ukraine, no one could see coming, they say thchltz is why the polling is horrific, they see a president and party that accomplished very accomplished at complaining issue not at problem solving, hence blowout we will see in november, todd and carley. >> carley: elon musk bought twitter and people in the media are responding. some responses from reporters, npr eric degan says expect the amount of misinformation to explode. sigh. nbc news ben collins says there is mrent ep of models for where this site is headed. i am on the site, you will not like it. you are in the media, you should be a champion of free speech and freedom of press, what is going on here? >> free speech means bringing in right, left, center and everywhere in between. i love the narrative twitter was utopia of truth, the company didn't take a side against a certain ideology and didn't censure information. covid could have come from a lab in wuhan, that would get you. or hunter biden's laptop was russian disinformation, you would get blocked. it acted like a partisan political information, always follow the money. twitter earnings come out on monday and expected to be horrible, the board had no choice but to take this offer. one was never coming like it again, if they didn't, lawsuits were going to start flying, the board wasn't living up to its for responsibilities. >> todd: joe concha, thank you, we appreciate it. newly released police video shows a clip of awell, ec baldwin -- >> what is interesting, not to digress, commentary, we have done this two weeks and did it the right way. >>the barrel clears the -- the gun goes off. it is supposed to be a cold gun. >> todd: baldwin said he could not understand how a live round found its way on set. first responders tried to save her life. >> carley: johnny depp's testimony against his ex-wife, shows this wild audio recording. listen. >> i'm sorry, this is last time, it got crazy between us, i did think i was going to lose my life and i thought you would do it on accident. >> come on. >> please tell people it was a fair fight and see what the jury does think. tell them, i johnny depp was -- >> carley: the actor's former house manager testifying yesterday he says he saw no injuries on amber heard after the ex-couple got into a blow-out argument in australia. heard is expected to take the stand in the coming weeks. buckle up for ford's brand-new f150 pickup. >> we make 100% of trucks in the u.s., it is important as company moving from energy independence to raw material independence. >> todd: brian kilmeade spent time in deer born to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. bo trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. e e trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. , the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. m to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. i to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. c to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. h to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. i to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. g to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all about it. a to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to teln to see how the trucks are made and he is here next to tell us all >> todd: twitter saw awe bounce after the purchase by elon musk of the giant. >> carley: back and forth between musk and the company's board. cheryl casone has a look at the changes coming on the platform. good morning. >> cheryl: yeah, we have a deal, there you go. from one of the most influential users to ownership. elon musk twitter takeover is sending rumbles across the sector. this multi billion dollar deal promises to see twitter with a more hands-off approach to users and what advertisers will and will not accept is one of the question marks out there now. besides edit button, musk wants to fight spam and bots and bank accounts that plague the social media platform in general. he wants to boost user growth. they have had a slow amount of growth over the last few years. stocks closed with a 5 and a half percent jump. the ceo on this emergency call yesterday with the all hands on deck with twitter, employees says there are question marks about the future. >> todd: we'll be watching. one person feeling threatened is jeff bezos. >> carley: jeff bezos is taking a shot at elon musk. he tweeted, just a question, did the chinese government gain a bit of leverage over the town square? jeff bezos was reporting to a "new york times" reporter about lithium battery production, tesla second biggest market is china. they banned twitter in 2009, jeff bezos walked back his statement saying beijing likely did not gain leverage over twitter and said musk is good at navigating this time of complexity. i keep saying this, you don't want to bet against elon musk. >> carley: elon musk would allow jeff bezos to edit that tweet. the biden administration is doing some discussion on inflation and how to fix it. what is on tap for them? >> cheryl: you know, in their need to deflect the root cause of inflation, which i argue is them and many economists tied to massive stimulus spending, again them. saying it could be the trump's tariffs on china that led to consumer prices higher. senator cotton calling them out. >> the tariffs were in place when we did not have inflation is like blaming inflation on putin's price hike when price of gas was increasing before putin invaded ukraine. next thing they will blame inflation for is lack of unicorn tears. >> cheryl: janet janet yellen said it is worth lowering prices on goods. biden approval ratings fallen as energy, food and other costs have risen for americans. >> todd: how are unicorn tears trading in the premarket. >> cheryl: exactly. >> carley: quite the visual. >> cheryl: i told carl thelast week, you were not invited, i said, an intern decided to put a hashtag in front of putin price hike. >> todd: i wouldn't put it past them. thank you. ford launching new f-150 lightning and brian kilmeade went to dearborn, michigan for a look inside the electric pickup truck. take a look. ♪ >> brian: i'm about to tell you ford is coming out with a new pickup truck. it is newsworthy, however, this pickup truck is a big story. it is called the lightning. yes, fully electric. and after 22 billion dollars worth of investment. the first ever pickup from a major auto manufacturer ready to go. where are we right now? >> we are in the center where we are building the new f-150 lightning, we are electrifying it. >> brian: how many reservations have been made to buy this vehicle? >> 200,000, still blown away by interest. >> response from the government has been? >> president biden came here and drove it himself day before we launched it. they are excited about what we're doing here. >> this sucker is quick. >> brian: with new innovation comes different challenges, nickel, cobalt, lithium needed to make the battery, are you convinced you can get it? they are not in everybody's backyard. >> we can get it, we need to transition to raw materials here, we have to process them locally, not send to africa or asia for process or mining. >> brian: you need help with that? >> we do. we need fast permiting and support from the government to allow us to do this mineing and processing here. >> i heard, too, layman here, you need a bunch of chips for this car. everybody knows there is a problem with chips, how are you attack something >> we are prioritizing, 3000 chips are in each lightning. people don't understand how advanced cars are these days. we want to invest. >> brian: if we are bringing production back here, it will cost more. >> yeah, if you buy a ford, you are betting on a company bet on america. we make 100% of trucks in the u.s. it is important for independence moving from energy independence like we've had to raw material independence. >> brian: when you start doing this and seeing improvement, the other question for the outsiders, is the country ready for it? truck drivers like the feeling of the v-8 engine and the reputation with electric cars, this is an electric truck, it will not have the power. >> i'm one of those people, reality is faster 0-60 is six seconds, this thing is four. if you want a fun ride, put your foot into this vehicle. >> brian: what is next? >> whole fleet of digital vehicles. >> brian: jet packs one day, will it fly? >> we'll figure that out first. >> carley: you look cool standing next to a ford f-150, is that your takeaway? >> i introduced back pedal on the standup and i will raise the bar for reporters across america, i didn't realize i back pedalled on my standup. it is cutting edge. i also think there are a few things going on, i took a test drive with it. it will be on fox nation special on it. they do self-driving already. it is extremely quick and you get a charge of 320 to 340 miles on a single charge and they come with a kit you can put in your house. 220, cucharge at your house. with a charging station, it is good and between 40 and 80's,000, that is what you pay for another truck. you don't see the battery at all, it can light up your whole house if you plug into the back of the cab. >> carley: wow. >> todd: base said upon this piece you shot, do you get the sense american people are ready to decouple from russia and chien ark bad actors that make our stuff, even if they have to pay more to do so? >> brian: one point i want to bring up, rare earth is not in america and competing with china and the congo and places in africa to get this lithium and nickel, to get the cobalt there is a massive race to secure it. if china gets there first, we have to pay china. he is saying to the government, i need help, just like the government back when the automobile came out, they built roads and said, we got a car, we need pavement and the federal government did that in many cases and the state government, they need the federal government. they got the technology done in a year and a half and now it is ready to go in a couple months, they can't make them quick enough. >> carley: i think of people who want an electric vehicle and people who would be interested in ford f-150 group, do you think there is a big market for people who want this? >> brian: yes, i do believe. you will save money, even if you figure the electric bill and gas bill and fact you have the power. truck owners need space, they got a cover, but the front is like a big trunk because there is no engine. they have space and places to plug in. consumers are ready and had the cutoff on the reservations, it can only run out 40,000 at a time. >> carley: brian back pedalled during stand up and likes trucks. >> todd: cutting edge. he will create the jet pack. >> lara: liberals and conservatives have different ideas. >> todd: tomi lahren and elon musk meltdown, tomi tuesday is next. ♪♪ i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. so i consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. . . tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms, sores, new skin growths, have had cancer, or if you need a vaccine. pres, a rare, potentially fatal brain condition, may be possible. some serious allergic reactions and lung inflammation can occur. feel unstoppable. ask your doctor how lasting remission can start with stelara®. janssen can help you explore cost support options. >> title 42 not consistent with our values and doesn't keep us safer. keep in mind we need comprehensive immigration reform that's something all the democrats are on board for. >> a big claim from senator elizabeth warren as a handful of democrats are speaking out against ending title 42 especially those democrats up for re-election this november. >> carley: fox nation host tomi lahren joins us now. a huge divide in the democratic party over this issue. you just heard elizabeth warren and something that i thought was interesting was the president met with the hispanic caucus yesterday and they, too, criticized title 42 on or about you have 50 democrats who want to keep it in place. what's going to happen here? >> well, listen, title 42 really is the only mechanism right now that is keeping our country from being completely overwhelmed and inundated even though it already is being overwhelmed and inundated. this is the last barrier that's in place. when elizabeth warren talks about it being inhumane and not consistent with our values. i wish the democrats supporting removal of title 42 would come out and say we want an open border. we believe everyone should come on in unscreened, unvetted and unsettled in the united states. that's really what they're saying. i will say this about title 42. eventually it will expire. eventually the cdc is going to say that maybe covid isn't such risk anymore and we should all move back on with our lives. which i agree with that's why there does need to be comprehensive immigration reform. we need remain in mexico. we need a process to make sure that our country is not being completely overwhelmed and not a free for all at our southern border. we need to finish the wall and certainly in places where it has not been built or sitting there rusting because the democrats refuse to continue its construction. so we do need immigration reform. we need it to be consistent with our values but we need it oit be con sis with the values that we need to have a sovereign border that is enforced. first and foremost, all americans, especially those representing us in congress and the white house should want that. for some reason, one side or the other not really following through on that promise to keep america safe. >> todd: meantime the left melting down over elon musk takeover conservatives celebrating it as a win for free speech. i would say not just for free speech but for freedom period, your thoughts? >> i'm very cautiously optimistic. we will have to see what elon musk does. this is my request to him and i think it will make a big difference. i would like him to expose all of the algorithms and censorship and shadow banning that has done with on on twitter. especially in the last several years. i wish he would expose it all. i think the american people and especially conservatives like myself who have dealt with social media censorship we would like to know what's been done. we would like to see it all exposed. let's start there and actually move forward with making it a free speech platform it is going to be excellent and still remains to be seen. hope he will return to his promise marketplace of ideas but we will have to wait to see how it shakes out. i do wish, again, that he would expose everything that's gone on because the american people deserve to know. >> carley: what do you make of people in the media and liberals criticizing elon musk for promoting free speech? these are two groups of people that should be champions of freedom of speech and historic live they have been. >> i think the truth terrifies democrats and those on the left because for so long they have been able to hide behind social media and big tech and those that are the wardens of social media and big tech to make sure that they control the agenda and the narrative. someone like elon musk terrifies them. he is not a conservative or republican. he does believe in free speech. that should be celebrated by all. the democrats are worried if they aren't having such control over big tech or social media maybe truth will get out. if the truth gets out, maybe people will change the way that they vote in november and in elections to come. that's why they are shaking in their boat. >> todd: if the refs aren't on your side that could be scary. with that "fox & friends" >> bret: big deal for twitter elon musk has agreed to buy the social media giant. >> level playing field. that's all anybody wants. >> the white house rejecting russia's demand to stop sending weapons to ukraine. >> promising an additional $700 million. the u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin meeting in germany with 40 nato defense ministers. >> in the room. >> newly released police video showing new light on the